He served in the United States Army during World War I as a Corporal in Battery E, 15th Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Division, AEF.
He was awarded the Croix de Guerre by France for his bravery in battle.
"He was the son of Livings Hamlin Brindle,a Methodist minister, and Georgetta Carriger Brindle. He graduated from Depauw University in Greencastle,Indiana on June 13, 1912. He never married, but felt a real burden to go to war to make the world safe for the children of his brother George, with whom he was particularly close since their father had died 2 months after John was born." (by J.B. Sarber via correction sent to me on 3/8/12)
His family erected a cenotaph for him in their plot in the Brockway Cemetery in Dover, Boone County, Indiana.
He was awarded the Croix de Guerre by France for his bravery in battle.
"He was the son of Livings Hamlin Brindle,a Methodist minister, and Georgetta Carriger Brindle. He graduated from Depauw University in Greencastle,Indiana on June 13, 1912. He never married, but felt a real burden to go to war to make the world safe for the children of his brother George, with whom he was particularly close since their father had died 2 months after John was born." (by J.B. Sarber via correction sent to me on 3/8/12)
His family erected a cenotaph for him in their plot in the Brockway Cemetery in Dover, Boone County, Indiana.
He served in the United States Army during World War I as a Corporal in Battery E, 15th Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Division, AEF.
He was awarded the Croix de Guerre by France for his bravery in battle.
"He was the son of Livings Hamlin Brindle,a Methodist minister, and Georgetta Carriger Brindle. He graduated from Depauw University in Greencastle,Indiana on June 13, 1912. He never married, but felt a real burden to go to war to make the world safe for the children of his brother George, with whom he was particularly close since their father had died 2 months after John was born." (by J.B. Sarber via correction sent to me on 3/8/12)
His family erected a cenotaph for him in their plot in the Brockway Cemetery in Dover, Boone County, Indiana.
He was awarded the Croix de Guerre by France for his bravery in battle.
"He was the son of Livings Hamlin Brindle,a Methodist minister, and Georgetta Carriger Brindle. He graduated from Depauw University in Greencastle,Indiana on June 13, 1912. He never married, but felt a real burden to go to war to make the world safe for the children of his brother George, with whom he was particularly close since their father had died 2 months after John was born." (by J.B. Sarber via correction sent to me on 3/8/12)
His family erected a cenotaph for him in their plot in the Brockway Cemetery in Dover, Boone County, Indiana.
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